Jazz Guitar Chord Melody Lesson 12 - Minor 6th Chord Guitar Blues

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Jazz Guitar Chord Melody Lesson 12 - Minor 6th Chord Guitar Blues
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Here’s an important variation on the basic 12-bar blues chord progression in C. These “stripped down” backing tracks give you a chance to really listen in deeply to the chord changes and stretch your ears to find the notes you are hearing in your head. This chord progression is typical of the style of chord changes you will hear when guitarists such as Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, and Joe Bonamassa play the blues. Enjoy.
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